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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 26, 1894 · page 7

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3* II THE EIST SIDE.

. All) 3083]! 07 Till DAY IN
EAST NOIWALI.

a retailer en the nasal» lar-

, s! the Irsmweywtlhriatmea

. lest Avenue Chnren~lenrehieg

Mes ts the Brides Ayers-ones.

isonasis at the last tier-h

M by Ito-ell lergen. with whom

dnewei'orthiseolurnnoeneleobsld‘t.

diet mident on the Tramway

43° Benedict Farm. and one

few seconds, had all the sa-

ty,occorrod Monday alter-

tli’seoe o'clock trip. The car

going west, in charge or Conductor

f ‘ "J. O‘Brien and kiotermau Ben-

Pexton. A number of children

f , , playing in the roadway and on the

”all: front of the residence of John

dryer: on Riverside avenue. As has of-
,” ”been the case. they were trylugtc

@tehow long they could remain on the

m before the car reached them.

we motor-men shot of the power once

allow them to get out of the way. and

Md just started up again. when Bernard

Milan, Jr. . of M Cove street, darted

onetbetreoks. The motorresn applied

dill hates end reverssr as quickly as pos-

“I; end the little fellow'a sister LIIIIO,

hedpresence of mind enough to endeav-

or to pull her brother from the track.

He was knocked down, however. end

dell'directly in front oi the car. People

is the vicinity ware horror-stricken, and

crowd soon collected. but fortunately

the car was brought to a standstill before

wheels touched the led. lie -wes

somewhat bruised and shaken up. end
badly frightened, but is new all right.

Once! the meet enjoyeble. as well as
the meet successful Christmas festivals.
weehsld last night in the East Avenue

‘ Medici. Episcopal church. There was
, e my large attendance, and everything
peered oi! as arranged. Two large trees
were adorned with pretty decorations
, and presents, the letter being distributed
totbe scholars. Santa Claus ry-aa im-
pm‘enneted by A N. Paddock. who osme‘
the large chimney end made the
, happy. The Apollo orchestra
’ furnished instrumental music. end there
, was singing by the choir and school.
,‘lhe pester wee kindly remembered by
the Junior Leegrm. who presented him,
' through the superintendent. with a very
Ineereyon picture. The services of the
grehsstrswss one of the pleasing feet
when! tbeeveniug and was highly ep
precisted by the audience of eight hund-
‘s-ed people. The singing of the carols
end the rendering oi the recitation were
perfect end loudly applauded. The com-
tnlttee and ell assistants are to be praised
for the success which crowned their el-
torts.

The cases of the East Norwelk boys
weed of theft by Robert Joeelovsky
and George E. Jener,csiea hetero Jus-
tine Barrett this morning. George Con-
kiln told a diaereet story, which clearly
Implicated himself, John See end Hiram
Gilbert. The justice lined Cenklin .8
and costs. end Leetl and costs. Gilbert
is in New York state. Jacob See end
‘ Welter Hoyt. who were snorted en sus-
picio, were discharged. To E. I. Cor-
ham belongs a share oi the credit of
f bringing the guilty parties to justice,“

be furnished the clues on which they

wereerrested.

‘ A family reunion was held. yesterday.
' at the residence oi William A. Raymond,
300' place. Eighteen people were
. present.
Kr. and Ira. Alfred Crockett, of Row-
eytnn. spent yesterday with Ilr. end Ilrs.
Daniel L'flommsdleu. Henry street.

Conductor Albert Buckingham. oi the
' Tramwey company. is quite sick at his
home. ii Bette piece.

alumna end i. Rector. of New York
eity.spsnt Christmas with their sister.
lie. Robert Jcssloveky, First avenue,
and were accompanied home this more.
leg by their mother, who has been visit-
ieg here.

Ir. end lire. James lichrry were
viettsdln earnest by thegrset saint.cn

cama- morningat um. by the in-

eppserancs eta bouncieggirl.end no
eeecnflliletrsetthesedaysisntm
prondthentbelicGerrys.

Edwin James. the East Norwelk 1
philosopher celebrated the titty-ninth
enliverteryeihishlrth.0hristmes day.

Thstitistothslendnsedadicrthsap-

MHothelmsfletfarmbridpis
WW npet therewnoisrk's

. ‘Mval at thelwedhh church
“canyon-rosy. according»
”unprinted is the hem-

Mottheeslsetienswersgiven
hitheMelqnlbe few
whwwsleihsesd-

i1

our m rosette

AMpretty custom. one whiohls
growing in isvcrieliorwslk. lathe den
gotgravsewtth‘wresths and in
llssenOhrlstmasday.lany oi the
deedinl‘tivsrsldeosmstsry wsrsthosre-
mam yesterdsy.

Henry 1“. Cox, ofGresn's Farms. who

, meysnexpreestrsln near that

piece. Saturday morning. instill at the
hospital. with so «out on. or im_
prominent. Heir eighty yearsoi age,
and in! at one time mayor of Jersey
City-

The incandescent electric lights were
set for a short time, Christmas night,
owing to some dimculty at the station.

30“ A'TDN.

The Christmas exercises held Holiday
evening in the Methodist church. were
of every excellent order. The church
waagprsttily trimmed with greens end
with the Christmas tree hung with pros-
ents, both from the school end from
triends, presented a pleasing picture.
Theexercisrs’ opened with a song by the
school, followed by prayer. Ilsa Nina
Rowland then gave an address, composed
by her mother, lira. Bevilend Rowland;
chorus. "Clap your Hands tor Jon" recl-
tetion. Key not; dialogue, “flow the
sevensistersspmtthair Christmee;' ole-
logne.Vereeaud Fred Harris; song by
school; recitation, Benny Broadway
and Lillian Crockett; quartette. Charles
Wells.Allie Crockett. ”I. W. God
they end Ire. Oscar Hills; recitation.
laud Kate end Sadie VauBuekirk; duet,
Beulah end label Ackart; recitations.
Preston Bert, laud Raymond; song by
school; reoltetions. Gertrude Cole, Grace
Plsnder. Jennie Lowndes and Barry
Griswold. A quertetts. consisting oi
Edwin Stevens. Albert Crockett. Shep-
ard and Cherie Wells, rendered in an
excellent manner “These Chiming Bells:"
recitation. "Just Before Christmas.”
Robert Smith; duet. Ollie Bert end
Lillian Crockett; recitation. Icle Stevens;
song by school; recitetione, Beulah Ack-
ert, Clarence Jewell. Russell Griswold;
song by boys and girls. George W.
Bryan, with a few remarks. presented to
the pastor, Rev. J. B.81eter,en enve-
lope conteining .96. as the Christmas
gilt of the congregation The gills were
then distributed by persons appointed
for that purpose. thie ending the pro-
gramme.

Fey 0. White returned home Monday
evening, after several weeks' visit in New
York state.

Edward Cushreen, of Columbia col-
lege, New York. spent Christmas with
hie parents.

‘Mr. end lire. Abram Cleverly end
Arthur Crockett spent yesterday with
John Crockett.

Iiiee Kate Booger. of South Norwelk.
spent yesterday afternoon with Ire. E.
Themes.

Mrs. George Sharer end family, of
8temford,spend Christmas with Mr. and
Hrs. James E. Stevens.

Charles Lowndee, who has been con-
fined to his home for severe! days, is im-
proving.

Iiss Peel Stevens entertained a few of
her friends last evening.

The highway along the Thomas end
Lynch property has been considerably
improved by the placing on it oi a large
quantity of gravel, taken irom the hill
near the Baptist church, thus widening
the roadway there.

.Nurse—lt’a twins. sir. Father—Holy
Iiesee and greet Jehosnphatl Nurse—-
Oh. no; we haven’t named them yet!

"I wonder.” said the sentimental
hoardsress, "if the little birds make any
plans for their homes in the spring."
00! course they do," said the cheerful“
idiot. “Don't they have to make a nest
tomato?" Theousterdple that the as-
tonished waiter girl let drop to the liner
at this juncture fell on its spit side and.
ocmqnmtly, wee deducted iro- her
riveek’s wages. .
So thorough is the excellence of Ayer’s
heirvigerthetitcanheosed withheneiit
byeny person, nomattsr wl'rt may be
the condition of the hair. and, in every
, it occasionssathiaetion end plees~
in addition to the benefit which in.

y comes from its use. ‘

2

Children cry for
Pitchers Castorle.

mmwawwhm
whmmewmeufllsmtsdtwm
“monuments“
”mashed-armament“

Children cry rot

 

‘ peseneohsthhbomeitt
:ssvsnty-ieurteyssr flawed!

~ Connolly a commiwien. oi one"no

on
seventh street. New York his
ten eommissioner. end whilsiholdleg‘
thstodloehereceivsd iron

, recent
paeenteneesleed’id.

tybondsnedewdegrnt

Alter the rail oi Tweed.
Grendemeadedthe ”0.000

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scone. ii"

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commission nelswfnliy takes I. {a city .l

odioiel. Itwesnotreturned -«

hythecltyandinlfiojnd- t ’.
0140.000. including interest. w egi ..

IgeInItSendsln the Supreme n t in
thetolty. Onleyldottbnt '

allegation that he had worsted lie: Com

nectiout money belonging tor-the cltyxt' ’
The judgment. ageinst him wdeweftere v
ward reversed by the Court of :Appeds ‘2
on tbeground that he wee acityufllciei. \.
not a county omciel. end that theehonds: .;
werecounty bonds and not cityhonds.
The deceased during his romance in . w
thistown. lived with his family will the -’
Beloom place on Blue mountain.inow the "

property oi William Boblenker,

nnrnonrontr nurse: '

We are making a big showing etzlen's
Meokintoshee end Umbrelea dEenifl the
Holidays. end certainly a more nopdlnnrxmen'
gilt could not be selected. The

» .. iv;
wesarrestedlnliorwalkunderapettem sw-
rnsnt on his person. takes enter: the '-

removsdtolierwslk. corn-w...
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It means simply this:

New Your,

This is to certify that the above telegram wee received at this oilos at 0:30 this e. tn.

J J. KEARINS

ye .‘; Nowwehavegotwhetwillinterestyen.w;*knov 'l'beiollowingtelegremspeehsfne

Dec. 20,1894.

Gnome R. VANALmnn~Ofler accepwd. Will ship at ... -.

5*

Manager Postal Telegreph'Oo. o

Wehad'en oflermadetonete cleanupibe entirestockof

IDAY GOOD

At a price-we took it—we could not help ourselves, it was so cheep,’ in amount about 250 deem.
Now it leavr e no but two daye to clean it up. Prices on all kinds of Holiday Goods, such as

Holiday s“EEWN'T‘"ALUMIN UM 'lRAYS, SILVERED BOTTLES

PLUSH CASES, FANCY CARDS, BOOKS,

aremede withdsepcepesnd the ulsten style 4.-

double was. deep vum eollerd

nel chevietai with neat hendsomC Mime
Pricesaravery moderate. nunlltlss cemiibr-

ed. Thlsbesbeentheverdlctwltb Mel-v '
. tomsrwhohessssnonrtuo Black's-titles: .

and»
Inner. .

Serge lacklntosh made with deep
our “wand .15 0) Double
toshesgoodesyou‘d wiahtcweer. 1

Our Umbrellas you had better exmnlne .5.
fore purchasing: they ereofthe letme Prince
ofWales Hendleeet we 0:81.50. We nabs
this great oiler to the people or South )ierwele
end Norwelk. on ell pumhesmlldmunl over.
Wapey your i‘ere both ways. Cut out cured.
Open every evening until January lst.

MEIGS & 00.

Tue Lemur sen I'm-er Oliver-rune lis-
nnusnem re Sopranos Cogent-nu.
If! lain, Corner Benthfxsekfiridgseort 0t.

rayior Emcoiden? .

Realisiaie andlnsuraeess.

westerners)! "“811.

Forums looki
with the viewo
cell endsxernineouriist~ Wehnvdhhdudo!

sale in every not the all
orieneendonee’ezterme. yet 001‘

WANTED.

'A‘I‘IB 0140.“. III) onflmui
CLIAIED.

forel or n

bi. work warranted to he done in the hm
manner end forb least money. Block or
split wood.” he! or sirew IAWJ halter
ton. teem work oi ell ease.
Box 401. South Norwelk.

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CORNER cottage on Livingston
are improvements. heeter.bot
water. he
Enquire ti
avenue.

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80! January let. house of eight time at
. l7 l‘rnnklin street mod Ingram.
meats. [minim or siiwm mode
Brown a W ioox' s grocery.

OWIR floor or house. No. '7 Chmtnn-
street. rent. low to desirable tenant. int
quire oi JAMES P. PUNZEL l . No. 9 Chestnut
street. did if
0W!!! floor of large house. No. Is Meadow
street, near tramway turnout water in.
Rent .9. in nire on premires or 0! bill!!!-
DICT. at! set avenue. n19“

Tiinll rcomeliosouth Main street. water
in.rent the Woodward avenue.dtwoms.
second floor. rent 88; house ill Woodward
nus. rent. hill: house 10 rooms. I lieniord
pleoe,: househlrmmdflaufoxd lam

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FOR SALE.

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GOLD Aluminum speech and forks.

endsee there. 30
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or skates. 30C!!!
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Pocket knives. Nimble“

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THE - BEST - PLACE

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Christmas candies.-.

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tendency .
Cessimeres. plain blueerbleok sergecrdieaee

per

delmlu

o'clock p. m: Pride

on nine. Specs

Einld’i‘vidsd“d roflta.lese expense and

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND TOYS OF?
ALL KINDS.

In fact, every conceivable article, useful as well as ornamental. for a Christmas present, will

be sold by us at less than it would ordinarily cost no. In other words we propose to sell 25o arti'
cles for 150., 500 articles for 25¢, etc.
Our address and the place to find these unrivaled bargains is at the

$0. NORWILK BOSTON Slllllli

\

83 WASHINGTON ST.. 50. NORWALK.

No other store will hold the attractions for you that this one will.

 

0in Board oi Relief.

N0 ‘l'lCliahereby given tbet the Boerd oi
Relief for the City of south Nor walk
will meet on Monday. Jan Mimi.

Januwm llth. 1“; Wed-

eerley. Jenn

esdey. Jenn ”in.

.m.. ettheCounct Chem-
street. in mid city. for
of hearing and determining all
the doingsof the City Asses-ere
naiislu and ediusting the valuation
Ithe vies of l desiring to see the city
stnwill tied the boo s at the once of the
lkllet Company. Raymond street on and

alter cJenueizsith
l' liALLOf‘I. I, Board oi
RUBIR T M. W! leOX. 9 Relief
Dated at the r ity of South Norwelk. thed 20th

rse'yndgyaJelnuei'yml lot

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her. on nevilen

the purpose
assets W rem

day of December. lm

[PORT of the condition oann {‘r'rv Ne-
hossi. Bette. at hon h Norwelli. in .ha

8: ate at Conner; .‘cul. at the close 0! ousineae

be: 19 l!
RESOURCES.

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0verd.ei.s. secured and unsecured. mm
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I tender notes ......... ween} mm 5.
emotion tend wi h U. S. 'ireesu-
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Dusirom I..rl Treasurer other than
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Mt“ outstanding:

meow to other National Banks”
totetefl teteBepks

CHILI I. more.
Notary Penna.

MEAD’S.

FRESH CINDY FIillI lie in lilo lb.

Greetselegoingoneliday Beinrdey and Haley."
euCandy Genes and hasten while
What then all.

.2... IOIllll. BECEIIII 3M, '91.

l
Hoyt’e Opera House

Just One Jolly Night.

rmnrv. :nrcrsm 28.:

TBELHOYTONIAN COMIDIAN.

JAMES B. MICIIE,

(Grimeeey me boy.)

And his merry company of comedians. sing-
ere and dancers. preeentin g

THE SIDE SHIN

The on! legitimate” leegtin sucrose of the
season. thine N." five. mNew
Dances. Ne'w uric. New leitlre. and lots
of new fun Prior-s adenine -enlente eels
at Pleisted's and Gregory's drug stores.
Hoyt’s Opera House

One solid weal. commencing

 

Nowhere day). That
day and”. Enter-day. hecomedy sunbeam

MORA

ode selected company Morin Inn's
tencreeeee.“ popular prices. ‘

IUNDAY— "Pretty fill."
1115:2th IATINIW Years Calm

TUISDAY NIGHT—“Le Dells liege."
WIWAY NiGll’l'w‘Taeay's Cram

THURSDAY “Tull-”fonts fury."

THURSDAY NIGHT-”Willy.”

”IDAY NIGHT-”A PM“ Holden."
"2WD! lemme-«ens m I.-

semen" steer-m.”
mania-d Dents. heats on sets at
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WEOIESOIT. DEC. 20

An event e! on
once a yenr‘The mama-ream... MC.

ARCHIE BOYD.

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PRICE. $1. .

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